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brilleaux says:
Great music, nice people, and friendly bartenders. Don't be overwhelmed if it's extremely crowded when you first walk in. Walk towards the back and find a table, a waitress will find you shortly to take your drink order.
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pearcetoyou says:
Raglan Road Irish Pub-- At the fantastic Power and Light District. Opposite the even more fabulous new Sprint Arena. This was one of our first stops at the meetup. This place has a great atmosphere and wonderful service. I didn't eat the food here, so I can't comment. But the drinks were pretty good…
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thenewextrememimi says:
There's nothing better after a long days work than plopping down on a barstool in an dingy, dark, empty bar, lighting up an illegal cigarette and watching an Irish bartender named Elvis pour 90% vodka into a glass, top it with a sprinkle of soda and call it a mixed drink.
If that's your cup of t…
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genkeeper says:
I can't get the details to appear, no matter how many times I save them. So, here they are:
Tel: 8389491
Address: Blackhorse Avenue
Hours: M-Th 2 pm - 11:30 pm, F 2 pm - 12:30 am, Sat 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, Sun 12:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Directions: To reach the Hole in the Wall by Bus take the 39 fro…
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JudgeDredd says:
This is a true Irish Football Pub. If you want to catch a footie match and have some drinks this is the place to go in SLC!
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bartele says:
BuGils is a cozy, European style pub in an all wooden setting. At 300 meters distance from the Bali airport, it is the perfect place to wait for a flight. PLUS, they have the flight schedules live on the tv!
They serve decent western and asian food, including Dutch favorites like bitterballen an…
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genkeeper says:
Grab a pint at The Hole in the Wall Pub and listen to the Harps rock the house with their edgy, yet authentic traditional Irish Music. There is no cover at the pub to watch the band play, unlike in America, and the singing locals will tell you this band brings the real stuff. Check out the bands w…
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callmechia says:
I LOVE Raglan Road!
It is one of my favorite places to go and grab a drink or snack and watch some live music, which they have 5 nights a week. The atmosphere is friendly, especially in the open "performance" area and at the bar.
Because it's on Disney property, the pub is very safe and there …
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paulkernan says:
The Hugh Lane Gallery, which is funded by Dublin City Council houses one of Ireland's leading collections of modern and contemporary art. The original collection, which was donated by Sir Hugh Lane, has now grown to include almost 2,000 artworks, ranging from the Impressionist masterpieces of Manet,…
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genkeeper says:
If you are looking for the ultimate sports pub in Dublin, go no further than this cavernous pub with its faux Viking ceiling. A sports enthusiast’s haven on game day; this lively pub has three big screens (sometimes showing different matches simultaneously), cheerful bar staff eager to replenish …
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yoyo_tm says:
It's really great when you are in a new city, all exhausted after visiting, to go out for a beer.And it's annoying to have to walk more than 5 minutes from one bar to another..Because,ofcourse, you want to get to know the bar culture.Especially in Ireland.So this is where Temple bar comes in, where …
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Prot says:
This might be an unfair review due to the fact that I worked here for 6 years, however I can tell you just how great this place is for having fun. It's open during from Memorial Day Weekend until Labor Day Weekend unless your a local and know the other times when they're doors are open. They featu…
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mpapiernik says:
I'm an Irish geek and after my trip to Ireland I always wanted to find a place that would resemble their pubs. Irish Pub is such a place. Live music every night, dark wood interior, lively atmosphere and great helpful service, accompanied with a pint of Guinness.
If you love Irish atmosphere, you…
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carlinjani says:
Good place for Irish entertainment at night. But, don't go if you are looking for Bangers & Mash for lunch or dinnter
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Dave81 says:
If you want to have a good party you might not the irish pub. there are 2 floors. the first floor is like a traditional pub and in the basement you will find a crowded dancefloor with loads of partypeople.
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Moonvera says:
This so called Irish Pub is located in The Cotton Exchange in the Historic District. I say 'so called' because the bartender told us that it's more of American Fares.
I had a BBQ Bacon Cheddar Burger. I know it's not Irish but there was nothing else good. I rather enjoyed it with the BBQ sauce ad…
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world-traveller123 says:
The Olde Dublin Pub is located in Olde Charlottetown. It is about 2 blocks from the main downtown area. It is down this one side street. The building is nicely restored and is located on the 2nd floor.
Charlottetown's only authentic Irish pub, The Olde Dublin has been showcasing some of Atlantic …
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ellieisamazing says:
I ended up at this pub twice during this weekend trip. Mostly because my vanity won out and I had on high heel boots that looked really nice , but, "not made for walking". Anyway, I have fun where ever I am so fun was had at MO's Irish pub. The first night was just a beer and a little food (good fre…
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tirsomaldonado says:
There are not too many restaurants in town and I believe this is the most popular one. Most of touristic buses stop here and it is quite big inside. You have to sit down and then order in the bar. They have typical dishes for 10 euros, so it is quite unexpensive. We had some Irish Stew and was reall…
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celtman says:
The Irish Pub is a real Irish pub in the middle of Ipanema in Rio. Forget your American Irish bar this is a pub. And its Irish.
Run by a Corkonian and with the friendliest staff you can imagine the place actually feels like a pub and not a bar. The locals and expats drinking there are friendly…
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dan2105 says:
This hostel is set above a busy Irish pub, but it's actually pretty good. This hostel is pretty big and so can get pretty noisy, but it's actually pretty good. It's full of Irish.
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NYC_Sole says:
I ended up celebrating St. Patrick's Day here and had a pretty good time... Lots of beer and Uilleann pipes too...
This is what the New Yorker says, I would def. agree:
Queens is slowly evolving, Woodside even more slowly. Donovan's Pub is not changing at all, and that's the way its fiercely…
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ascicutt says:
When I was in Dubai, my brother kept telling me about the Irish Village at the Aviation Club. On my last day in Dubai I ate dinner here with my brother, his girlfriend, and some of his work colleagues.
The restaurant is located in a quiet part of Dubai and is attached to the tennis stadium. I li…
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Higton says:
I can´t think of many better ways of spending a day. Get there at 9:30, pile aboard and meet some new people, then spend an hour or so with the sail up to watch some dolphins. Avast me hearties indeed. Then, off for some snorkelling in lovely, clear Caribbean water. Watch …
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pinchora says:
So I originally didn't want to go to the Irish Fair for the TB meetup but I'm glad I did... I envisioned it to be like the Taste of Minnesota, and if you read that blog you would know I didn't like it. But the Irish Fair is what I envisioned the Taste to be like! They had the locally brewed beer b…
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lulusartshack says:
When my in-laws said they were taking me and the hubs out to dinner in downtown St.Cloud, I did not expect this place! Maybe it's cause of all the sad, little pubs I've gone to, or because you'll miss downtown St. Cloud if you blink, but this place was a surprising find.
The food is super tasty, …
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lulusartshack says:
The Morrigan's is one of two Irish pubs on the main road that runs in front of the base. It's small and cozy, with little nooks to enjoy your drinks. It's a pretty frinedly, quiet place (even on a Saturday with the USS George Washington pulling in), with a mix of locals and US military. Some of the …
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mainhart says:
When walking in Galway and looking for somewhere with authentic Irish food, I came across a young man, playing on his mobile, wearing a crooked body-sign about a traditional Irish restaurant in town. While I was not terribly impressed with the advertizing, it was what I was looking for so figured Wh…
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world-traveller123 says:
Icame to this pub after a long day of sightseeing and walking when I Was in New York City. Located in the Pier 17 of South Street Seaport.
I Was a nice quiet location of a meal.Located on the third floor of the Pier 17 mall.Where else in the city can you get a delux burger with cheese fries and a…
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cotterb says:
This is a great dinner show. It's a bit touristy but the experience and the dinner was enjoyable none the less. Several actors perform poems and songs from Irish history while you eat and drink. It's generally all you can drink wine, water, or juice, and then a full meal. …
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Shamrock Irish Pub
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Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub
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